We might also expect to hear it issuing from the bluish lips of an inebriated, chain-smoking existentialist.
By the mid-1940s, however, his voice was in tatters and his career at its sad and inebriated end.
He staggers home in an inebriated state and lies down on his bed.
It was assumed that, left unregulated, men would quickly become inebriated, especially when the ladies had retired at the end of the meal and alcohol consumption was recorded and noted.
Innumerable examples of inebriated lapses of conduct, both publicly and in private, are recorded to less and less effect - the company of one drunk is as boring as another.
The question of inebriated drivers has been raised, and of holidaymakers tired from long journeys.
The temptation is too great; the men become inebriated and do not join the ship at all, and so it is held up.
The truth is that we are having a rather inebriated and desiccated debate precisely because it is six to nine months too late.
